Edo APC Accuses Former Chairman Oyegun of Owing ₦150m, Denies Allegations

The Edo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused its former National Chairman, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, of owing the party ₦150 million in unpaid loans and membership dues accumulated during his tenure. The APC alleges that Oyegun failed to meet his financial obligations despite repeated attempts to recover the money.

In response, Oyegun denies the accusations, describing them as untrue and politically motivated. The party claims that Oyegun benefited from the APC but refused to settle his debts, leading to a public demand for repayment.

Jarrett Tenebi, the Edo APC Chairman, has publicly demanded settlement of the alleged debt owed by Oyegun. Dr.

Isaiah Osifo criticized Tenebi, questioning his authority to question the financial conduct of the former National Chairman. The dispute highlights internal tensions within the APC in Edo State, with accusations and denials clouding the party's image and integrity.